Edie Clark’s clear-eyed and lyrical essays in The View from Mary's Farm capture the essence of New England’s weather, seasons, landscape, and its wonderfully independent-minded people. In the tradition of Frost, Thoreau, and Dickinson, Clark demonstrates how the simple and profound joys of living close to nature can infuse life with grace, meaning, and beauty.
Edie Clark’s clear-eyed and lyrical essays in The View from Mary's Farm capture the essence of New England’s weather, seasons, landscape, and its wonderfully independent-minded people. In the tradition of Frost, Thoreau, and Dickinson, Clark demonstrates how the simple and profound joys of living close to nature can infuse life with grace, meaning, and beauty.
